Timeline: How ABN Amro got bought, bailed out and sold again
When a group of three banks bought ABN Amro for €71.9 billion (Dh282.05 billion, $77 billion) in 2007, it was the biggest financial-services takeover ever. A year later, the Dutch government stepped in to rescue the troubled lender, spending almost 22 billion euros on the asset. The initial public offering…
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